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Ratification of the AfCFTA Agreement: What happens next?

The Agreement establishing the AfCFTA is set to enter into force on 30 May 2019 – thirty days after the 22nd instrument of ratification was deposited with the AUC Chairperson. This Working Paper discusses the legal instruments being adopted as part of this process.

<p>The Agreement establishing the AfCFTA is set to enter into force on 30 May 2019 – thirty days after the 22nd instrument of ratification was deposited with the AUC Chairperson. This Working Paper discusses the legal instruments being adopted as part of this process.</p>

tralac’s Women in Trade Governance Network

tralac is establishing a ‘Women in Trade Governance Network’ that targets female professionals working in trade policy and governance. Find out more about this initiative and how you can join the WiTG Network.

<p>tralac is establishing a ‘Women in Trade Governance Network’ that targets female professionals working in trade policy and governance. Find out more about this initiative and how you can join the WiTG Network.</p>

tralac Annual Conference 2019

tralac hosted its 2019 Annual Conference in Nairobi, Kenya on 21-22 March under the theme, ‘Africa’s Integration Agenda – from Aspirations to Pragmatic Implementation’. Click here to find out more.

<p>tralac hosted its 2019 Annual Conference in Nairobi, Kenya on 21-22 March under the theme, ‘Africa’s Integration Agenda – from Aspirations to Pragmatic Implementation’. Click here to find out more.</p>

tralac Newsletter ~ February 2019

This issue focuses on South Africa – the most diversified economy in Africa, a notable driver of intra-Africa trade, an important source of FDI into other African countries, and a key influencer of Africa’s integration agenda. But the country faces daunting governance, economic, and development challenges at home.

<p>This issue focuses on South Africa – the most diversified economy in Africa, a notable driver of intra-Africa trade, an important source of FDI into other African countries, and a key influencer of Africa’s integration agenda. But the country faces daunting governance, economic, and development challenges at home.</p>

In the News

tralac's Daily News Selection

tralac's Daily News Selection

24 May 2019

tralac's Daily News Selection

tralac's Daily News Selection

23 May 2019

tralac's Daily News Selection

tralac's Daily News Selection

22 May 2019

tralac's Daily News Selection

tralac's Daily News Selection

21 May 2019

Publications

How will United Kingdom-African trade be conducted post-Brexit?

How will United Kingdom-African trade be conducted post-Brexit?

Gerhard Erasmus and Willemien Viljoen - 13 May 2019

The Institutional Design of the AfCFTA

The Institutional Design of the AfCFTA

Gerhard Erasmus - 6 May 2019

Ratification of the AfCFTA Agreement: What happens next?

Ratification of the AfCFTA Agreement: What happens next?

Gerhard Erasmus - 30 Apr 2019

The AfCFTA as a Strategy and a Design

The AfCFTA as a Strategy and a Design

Gerhard Erasmus - 26 Apr 2019

MORE PUBLICATIONS

Trade Data Analysis

Mali: Intra-Africa trade and tariff profile

13 Mar 2019

Seychelles: Intra-Africa trade and tariff profile

13 Mar 2019

South Africa: Intra-Africa trade and tariff profile

1 Mar 2019

Lesotho: Intra-Africa trade and tariff profile

20 Dec 2018

Resources

SADC

SACU

EAC

COMESA

AfCFTA

TFTA

African Union resources

Africa’s external relations

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Events & Training

News

Capacity Building Workshop on Stakeholder Engagement on African Trade Policies and ECOWAS Regional Trade Policy Dialogue Forum

tralac Annual Conference 2019: Poster presentations

Launch of tralac’s Women in Trade Governance Network – Nairobi, 22 March 2019

Workshop on current and emerging trade issues for Kenya – Nairobi, 20 March 2019

tralac Annual Conference 2019

SACU at a tipping point? tralac workshop, 8-9 November 2018

AfCFTA Stakeholder Workshop – Cape Town, 18-19 October 2018

tralac training for Journalists – Cape Town, 15-16 October 2018

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Calendar

May

27

Capacity building at tralac – Geek Week, 27-31 May 2019

May

09

tralac training for Journalists – Cape Town, 9-10 May 2018

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Themes

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AGOA - African Growth and Opportunity Act

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